Mary Izuaka is a journalist based in Nigeria, focusing on national news and issues. She writes for Premium Times Nigeria and AllAfrica Global Media, covering topics such as energy, oil theft, telecommunications, and government policies. Her work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Energy Central.
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Mary Izuaka's coverage mainly focuses on business, government, and finance in Nigeria. She frequently covers announcements from the government and press releases related to Nigerian businesses and industries. Based on this analysis, pitches should offer expert commentary or exclusive insights into Nigerian government policies, economic developments, or industry-specific changes within the region.
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By: Mary Izuaka
Nigeria, Oct. 30 -- The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, has revealed that the country's bold initiative to
In its statement on Thursday, the Dangote Refinery said it is misleading to suggest that the IPMAN members are experiencing difficulties loading refined products from its refinery, noting that it currently has no direct business dealings with them.
By: Mary Izuaka
For the micro enterprises, Mr Edun said N50 billion in grants has been about 90 per cent disbursed to micro enterprises who get help with their businesses and working capital.
By: Mary Izuaka
Nigeria, Nov. 1 -- The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, on Thursday said 11,000 beneficiaries have received N3.5 billion from the consumer credit scheme in the last five days.
By: Mary Izuaka
“But the conditions must be right. For example, the issue of price. As IPMAN, Dangote is supposed to have invited us for engagement,” Mr Suleiman said.
The association explained that the rate of N990, as announced by Dangote Refinery, was “inconsiderate” based on the fact that the refinery enjoyed massive concessions for accessing foreign exchange during the construction of the refinery.
By: Mary Izuaka
“The grid experienced a partial disturbance at about 1:52 p.m,” the TCN said.
By: Mary Izuaka
Nigeria, Nov. 5 -- The Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) has accused Dangote Refinery of attempting to maintain a monopoly in the country's downstream petroleum sector.
The marketers requested that the court dismiss Dangote’s claims, insisting that competitive practices are essential to Nigeria’s economic health and the oil sector’s viability.
Nigeria, Nov. 8 -- The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) said the collapse of the national grid on Thursday morning was caused by a sudden rise in frequency from 50.33Hz to 51.44Hz.
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